In my opinion as a music lover you gain a great appreciation for someone’s music when you hear it live. So if I hear a song I really like especially older music I look forward to a live version multiple live version and I always gain a huge appreciation for the hard work.
Don Henley (lead singer in THIS song) and Randy Meisner's falsetto voices are off the chain! And I think of them as the best guitar band alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd during the amazing musical 70s era. Loved your reaction!
Realize this was from a year ago but Eagles are probably always best to do live because they worked hard to recreate the studio versions of tunes. Like they’re known for their perfectionism. “Take It to the Limit” and “New Kid in Town” from this same live show are both worth checking out and reacting to too.
There will always be a difference between live versions and the "official videos". I believe that if the request just lists the name of the band and the song, go with the official video version. If you listen to the studio version of this same song by The Eagles you won't hear much difference. What makes them so damn incredible is that if your eyes were closed you can't tell the difference between the two AND that their instrumentals are insane. Great reaction and if you had sat still for it I would have been worried lol
Eagles' co-leaders, Glenn Frey and Don Henley were perfectionists. There is very little difference between the studio and live versions of their songs as far as arrangements. The only factor may be the energy/vibe they are getting from the audience.
I'd say check out the studio/album versions first, then when you hear the live versions you have a frame of reference as to just how awesome these guys are. They always killed it live.
Well actually they are noted for playing their songs live to sound exactly like they do on the record with precision and personally I like it like that , I know some fans like artists to improvise but the record is what got me to the concert to begin with , so yes I want to hear it like that. I’ve seen the eagles about 7 times and every show was incredible first saw them on the Hotel California tour in 76
You should do the live version of "Take it to the Limit". Randy Meisner, the bassist sings the lead. It's from the same concert at Capitol Centre in Maryland, 1977.
I just stumbled upon this a few months after the fact. It’s really hard to find Eagles reactions because of their notorious blocking. This was great. 🌺✌️
Yes, they were a great live band, great song writing, great harmonizing. I like them all - but my favorites - Victim of Love, Those Shoes, and the Acapulco Seven Bridges Road.
Depends on the song. One of my favorites from this album is, Try and Love Again. You must do the studio version of that . I've not found a good live performance of it. But it truly is a beautiful song. Also, one that I've not seen anyone react to. It's very underrated.
Just found a great live version of...I CAN'T TELL YOU WHY..and it's done in Melbourne!! This one is older but excellent!!💥😁 It's on UTube I found it easy...says 5yrs ago.
Life in the fast lane, outlaw man, Doolin-Dalton, Doolin-Dalton/Desperado Reprise, Pretty Maids All In A Row, Try and Love Again, Seven Bridges Road, The Sad Cafe, Wasted Time, The Last Resort, The Long Run, Saturday Night..... some are slower, some rock a little harder, but you can't go wrong with the Eagles. Their entire catalog is legendary.
@unrulyjulie I scrolled down to see if anyone made mention of Bernie Leadon. Thanks for doing so, he is overlooked and almost forgotten as a member of the Eagles. Yet he was such a major factor in their early years. It's always a pleasure to me when someone knows more than the masses. And that's you!
@@laudanum669 ... Thanks! Now you've made me blush. 🤗 I love watching Bernie and Joe doing their dueling guitar solo thing on Hotel California. They're both masters. Joe is a fantastic pure rock guitarist, but Bernie has that and can play with a lot of finesse as well. Not to mention the banjo and anything else with strings.
This song is one preformed at the Capitol Center in Laurel Maryland in 1977 during their 'Hotel California' tour. Anything from this concert is excellent and I'd recommend every song you can find from this concert.
Nothing wrong with their studio stuff; it sounds great. They're just one of those bands that sound great live too. Pure talent. I would say choose whatever you're in the mood for, and you won't be disappointed.
Fantástico, cuando la música era música, de verdad y realmente interpretada por sus músicos e intérpretes reales y talento creativos. Gran época, te la perdiste, los 70 y 80 marcaron una época inconfundible e insuperable.
I generally like the studio versions, but there are some live performances that I have seen that knock a song out of the park. I have never seen this live performance of the Eagles, but this was pretty darn good.
They came to be close perfectly the only perfect is our GOD but the music 🎶 is so good you enjoy like I do as long H. Trucking. In the lonely highways of Texas and Nevada through Washington up state.
The Eagles were a great live act. Nothing wrong with rhe studio versions though. How good were they live? Hea playing the drums while singing so cleanly. They were all so accomplished.
The main core of these guys were the backup band to Linda Ronstadt, (they were called the Stone Poneys), they've always replaced a member with a equally qualified replacement, Everyone can sing lead and i mean Everyone, I saw the Eagles Hell Freezes Over tour(thank god), these guys sounded live like their studio albums, (talented like "the band", multi instrument prodigies that all could sing like angels!!!✌️
The Eagles, may be the best rock group to string up a guitar, and are the only group to sound as close to the studio version of their song's as I've ever heard, try the song "THOSE SHOE'S" think you will enjoy it. Thanks
“Family”? “Friends”? Nope! This is the song you play after a romantic candlelight dinner with your honey to set the mood for a night of sheer passion!! With a line like, “Comin’ right behind you, swear I’m gonna find you, GETcha baby one of these nights”… you’re in for a HELLUVA memorable time!
They say there's nothing perfect in this world, but, for me, the Eagles came as close to perfect as anyone could.
Too bad a couple of the members were D-bags and busted the band up
Agree.❤
Crazy how stable his voice is while drumming..
This sounds like the album version played over live footage.
@@Ryetronicsthis is 100% not the studio version. This is live.
No. You can hear different inflections in his voice. @@Ryetronics
One of the absolute greatest guitar solos of all time along with the solo in "I Can't Tell You Why".
I agree man! great solo by Felder...
Back in 190 I heard Frey and Henley on a radio interview describing the solo as Felder "playing sax on his guitar." Fingers Felder.
@@feudist interesting… never heard that comment before
totally agree w/you
I'm amazed Walter Becker and Donald Fagan didn't try to put him on a Steely Dan session. He's in the same league as Larry Carlton.
Eagles are one of those bands that comes along once in a lifetime and takes a place in your soul and never leaves. They are my number one band !!!!
Their studio versions are great, but they are so good live! That way you can really see their talent.
With eagles one cannot tell the difference, live is same as the recorded. They are that good, years ahead of their time.
Literally one of my favorite songs sooooo goood!
Next song, Take it to the limit ; Take it easy; Witchy woman; Lyin eyes; Desperado; Peaceful easy feeling, just to name a few of there hits.
Those SUPER 70s! DON'S VOICE WAS A LITTLE OFF, PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE STRANE NON STOP TOURING!
Don Felder plays that fat sounding Les Paul so beautifully!
Great guitarist!
This song will get you on the first play right away
Such an incredible band, so talented and up there with the few at the summit of musical greats. Such a great reaction from you as well.
The orginal eagles members were all top end musicians and song writers
In my opinion as a music lover you gain a great appreciation for someone’s music when you hear it live. So if I hear a song I really like especially older music I look forward to a live version multiple live version and I always gain a huge appreciation for the hard work.
Don Henley (lead singer in THIS song) and Randy Meisner's falsetto voices are off the chain! And I think of them as the best guitar band alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd during the amazing musical 70s era. Loved your reaction!
Randy’s one of my favorites! So underrated!
That "guy on the drums" is Don Henley!!!! The Eagles is the greatest band EVER. I have SO many memories associated with their music!
"I Can't Tell You Why" Is a terrific smooth song by the Eagles.
True Live versions for the EAGLES!!
The song I always say react to is Those Shoes, to me it’s awesome
Fingers Felder never ceases to amaze ❤️ The fact that He taught Tom Petty to play guitar back in their Gainesville days is just icing on the cake ❤️
Studio versions are perfection
Live they're great too - the finesse in their studio recordings should definitely be heard .
That over all concert was amazing. "Take It To The Limit" was my favorite, wife even had it played during our wedding last dance.
live versions with this band are always perfect
Listening to them perform and listening to you talk has made my day!
Friends drink and smoke while listening to the Eagles, getting into that groove, makes you wanna move
Realize this was from a year ago but Eagles are probably always best to do live because they worked hard to recreate the studio versions of tunes. Like they’re known for their perfectionism.
“Take It to the Limit” and “New Kid in Town” from this same live show are both worth checking out and reacting to too.
cool reaction...grew up w/this band
This was live at the Capital Centre, Maryland, 1977
There will always be a difference between live versions and the "official videos". I believe that if the request just lists the name of the band and the song, go with the official video version. If you listen to the studio version of this same song by The Eagles you won't hear much difference. What makes them so damn incredible is that if your eyes were closed you can't tell the difference between the two AND that their instrumentals are insane. Great reaction and if you had sat still for it I would have been worried lol
Eagles' co-leaders, Glenn Frey and Don Henley were perfectionists. There is very little difference between the studio and live versions of their songs as far as arrangements. The only factor may be the energy/vibe they are getting from the audience.
Always do live stuff that way there is no auto tune and you get the full effects of their talent
My top 3 Eagles songs: One of These Nights ❤️ I Can't Tell You Why ❤️ Already Gone ❤
I'd say check out the studio/album versions first, then when you hear the live versions you have a frame of reference as to just how awesome these guys are. They always killed it live.
"Take it Easy" and "Hotel California"
Felders guitar and Meisners high notes. Incredible
Mad respect for this band lots of soul
Trust me that is true. I have seen them 4 times live. They are all in their 60s now and still amazing musicians.
They are already in their 70s now...
They're in their 70s
Lyin' eyes.... I can't tell U why...Already gone- All good songs by the Eagles🌺
God bless Randy Meisner hitting those glass breaking high notes!! Rip brother
All i can say is Live everytime . This conc ert is the best one .
Always live!!!
He's playing the drums with muscle memory.They call that auto pilot comes from the heart.Can't teach it you either got it or you don't
Next Eagles song? EASY! Hotel California, live!
65 now, but growing up with this band, to me, they were one of the best live band performers around.
Well actually they are noted for playing their songs live to sound exactly like they do on the record with precision and personally I like it like that , I know some fans like artists to improvise but the record is what got me to the concert to begin with , so yes I want to hear it like that. I’ve seen the eagles about 7 times and every show was incredible first saw them on the Hotel California tour in 76
The Eagles were one of my dad’s favorite bands. I’m so glad they were cause they’re one of mine too.
You should do the live version of "Take it to the Limit". Randy Meisner, the bassist sings the lead. It's from the same concert at Capitol Centre in Maryland, 1977.
I just stumbled upon this a few months after the fact. It’s really hard to find Eagles reactions because of their notorious blocking. This was great. 🌺✌️
This and “My Sharona” were the first songs I’ve ever listened to when I was 4 back in 1979 ❤❤
Yes, they were a great live band, great song writing, great harmonizing. I like them all - but my favorites - Victim of Love, Those Shoes, and the Acapulco Seven Bridges Road.
Depends on the song. One of my favorites from this album is, Try and Love Again. You must do the studio version of that . I've not found a good live performance of it. But it truly is a beautiful song. Also, one that I've not seen anyone react to. It's very underrated.
That song kills me every time 😢😢Class of ‘76
Just found a great live version of...I CAN'T TELL YOU WHY..and it's done in Melbourne!! This one is older but excellent!!💥😁 It's on UTube I found it easy...says 5yrs ago.
Life in the fast lane, outlaw man, Doolin-Dalton, Doolin-Dalton/Desperado Reprise, Pretty Maids All In A Row, Try and Love Again, Seven Bridges Road, The Sad Cafe, Wasted Time, The Last Resort, The Long Run, Saturday Night..... some are slower, some rock a little harder, but you can't go wrong with the Eagles. Their entire catalog is legendary.
They are the perfect live band. So was Journey with Steve Perry.
Hotel California live intro.. that's it.. that's the eagles
Never tire of hearing this song!
True
I think that Bernie Leadon is vastly underrated as a guitar player.
@unrulyjulie I scrolled down to see if anyone made mention of Bernie Leadon. Thanks for doing so, he is overlooked and almost forgotten as a member of the Eagles. Yet he was such a major factor in their early years. It's always a pleasure to me when someone knows more than the masses. And that's you!
@@laudanum669 ... Thanks! Now you've made me blush. 🤗
I love watching Bernie and Joe doing their dueling guitar solo thing on Hotel California. They're both masters. Joe is a fantastic pure rock guitarist, but Bernie has that and can play with a lot of finesse as well. Not to mention the banjo and anything else with strings.
This song is one preformed at the Capitol Center in Laurel Maryland in 1977 during their 'Hotel California' tour. Anything from this concert is excellent and I'd recommend every song you can find from this concert.
Landover MD
Love this one!!🤘❤
Nothing wrong with their studio stuff; it sounds great. They're just one of those bands that sound great live too. Pure talent. I would say choose whatever you're in the mood for, and you won't be disappointed.
Always live
The Eagles have a sound that just can’t be replicated. The instrumentals, vocals and harmonies are on another level. That’s the mark of a great band.
Fantástico, cuando la música era música, de verdad y realmente interpretada por sus músicos e intérpretes reales y talento creativos.
Gran época, te la perdiste, los 70 y 80 marcaron una época inconfundible e insuperable.
The Eagles rock hard in the Māori sheds🙌💪🔥🔥🔥💯
Next. New Kid In Town. Same concert. Capital Center 1977 ( I think )
Hearing live and studio versions of most songs is best, and I recommend hearing studio versions first.
Definitely always watch the live versions of the eagles because you can really see gods playing music for you.
Joe Walsh the guy with the red bandana on comes to aotearoa quite a lot ngati kahungunu helped him get off the drugs and sober up.
“The guy on the drums”.
That just gutted me
I enjoy you too just saying xoxoxo
Still waiting for Queen “back chat “live 1982 in Milton Keynes 🔥🔥🔥thanks boss
I generally like the studio versions, but there are some live performances that I have seen that knock a song out of the park. I have never seen this live performance of the Eagles, but this was pretty darn good.
Tha cut!
Eagles " take it to the limit".u have to hear this one!
Def live
They came to be close perfectly the only perfect is our GOD but the music 🎶 is so good you enjoy like I do as long H. Trucking. In the lonely highways of Texas and Nevada through Washington up state.
Great Reaction 👍🙏👣
True❤
The Eagles were a great live act. Nothing wrong with rhe studio versions though. How good were they live? Hea playing the drums while singing so cleanly. They were all so accomplished.
Studio version is the way to go.
Live version,
man!
The main core of these guys were the backup band to Linda Ronstadt, (they were called the Stone Poneys), they've always replaced a member with a equally qualified replacement, Everyone can sing lead and i mean Everyone, I saw the Eagles Hell Freezes Over tour(thank god), these guys sounded live like their studio albums, (talented like "the band", multi instrument prodigies that all could sing like angels!!!✌️
Take It Easy from this same live concert is a must. It's the definitive version.
THOSE SHOES DO IT, ITS FUNKY
Check out all of the songs .They are great!!! The best band ever!!!!
Hotel California
This was their attempt at making an Al Green rock song. They nailed it right?
Live or records are great.
My favorite band of the 70's! Live is always better! I got to see them in live, the Hell Freezes Over tour. It was outstanding!!
Try. My Old 55. Dig Lowell Canyon LA. Where were you in 72.
True to listen to live versions for most Eagles songs. Already Gone is a great song but I've yet to hear a really good live version.
They ruled the 70's and 80's.
They were broken up during the ‘80.
The Eagles, may be the best rock group to string up a guitar, and are the only group to sound as close to the studio version of their song's as I've ever heard, try the song "THOSE SHOE'S" think you will enjoy it. Thanks
I always preferred studio to live. Until I saw The Eagles. Not kidding. Sounds like studio, bro.
Live.....
“Family”? “Friends”? Nope! This is the song you play after a romantic candlelight dinner with your honey to set the mood for a night of sheer passion!!
With a line like, “Comin’ right behind you, swear I’m gonna find you, GETcha baby one of these nights”… you’re in for a HELLUVA memorable time!
That song was fire bro!!!!!
It's insane how how high Henley and Meisner are going in falsetto. Has to be up there around F#5 or higher.
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Your next eagles song to play should be: All she wants to do is dance!!!